Category Archives: Technology

Microplastic discovered in human and dog testicles

Researchers have found another anatomical organ where microplastics of all shapes and components are found: human testicles. Although they can’t say for sure, they suspect that the presence of these jagged pieces and strands of polymers such as polyethylene, polyvinyl chloride and polystyrene may be partly behind the global trend in declining sperm quality and… Read More »

Québecor says Loblaw’s deal with telecom is anti-competitive and calls on Ottawa to step in

The president of telecom and media firm Québecor is calling on the federal government to intervene in a deal between Loblaw and a company owned by Rogers and Bell that would push his company and others out of 180 Loblaw-owned stores. In a May 9 letter to Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne, Pierre Karl Péladeau said… Read More »

Most passengers on the Singapore Airlines jet plane come to Singapore from Bangkok

BANGKOK (AP) — Singapore Airlines said most of the passengers hit by severe turbulence over the Indian Ocean and forced to make an emergency landing in Bangkok after one person died flew to Singapore early Wednesday morning. and dozens of people were injured. The airline said 143 passengers arrived in the city shortly after 5… Read More »

Major Social Media Sites Are Failing LGBTQ+ People: Report

Major social media companies are failing to protect LGBTQ+ users from hate speech and harassment, according to a new report from GLAAD released Tuesday. The Social Media Security Index report highlights that major platforms either lack policies to protect user data or fail to enforce them; refusing to protect users from online hate; and cannot… Read More »

US cow-derived H5N1 virus flown under tight security to Porton Down for testing in UK

A new unit set up to tackle H5N1 is testing imported virus samples in high-security laboratories at Porton Down to see whether the virus poses a significant risk to British livestock. Professor Ashley Banyard, of the Animal Plants and Health Agency (APHA), said virus from sick cattle in the US was sent to three secure… Read More »

Winter storm rainfall in UK and Ireland ‘made 20% heavier due to climate change’

The downpours of storms that hit Britain and Ireland last autumn and winter have become nearly 20% heavier due to climate change, scientists have said. A rapid attribution study evaluated the role of rising temperatures in the storms and heavy rains that caused at least 13 deaths and widespread damage in two countries from more… Read More »

Posts linking ex-Nazi Disney to NASA founding are misleading

Social Media publications claim that Walt Disney and four others, including occult practitioners and a former Nazi party member, were the “founders” of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). This is misleading; While two of the individuals on the list were scientists involved in rocket development (one of whom played a key role in… Read More »

Rare Lunar Phenomenon May Reveal Stonehenge’s Connection to the Moon

Sign up for CNN’s Wonder Theory science newsletter. Explore the universe with news about fascinating discoveries, scientific advancements and more. For those gathered for centuries at Stonehenge, the majestic prehistoric monument that dominated the Salisbury plains of south-west England for nearly 4,500 years, it was probably obvious how the sun may have influenced the design… Read More »